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Coke Superseded by Natural GINS.
A sCoCEssFUL EXPERIMENT IL WHEELING roUl
my

WHEELING, ". Va, May PA new method OF
milling pig iron for foundry purposes by means OF
natural gas has been developed IN this city "a a
result OF the difficulty CT securing coke Since
the Conneiisvile strike the mills and foundries OF
the entire upper Ohio Valley have been put I'm
been forced TO close down. In this situation the
MeSSfN Sweeny ID gan an experiment, with a
view 10 adopting natural gas fucl IN smelling
iron. good many difficulties We're In the way,
but by experimenting with a small cupoia these
were successfully obyiated or overcome and yes
terday their process was put into practical use
for the nrst time, run OF iron being made, which
was melted with natural gas alone. This bids
fair TO revolutioniLe the foundry business In the
natural gas district, enabling the manufacturers
10 turn out iron nj a nominal cost and with much
greater rapidity than by the old method.
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Stricken Down i'm a Strange City.
4 REMOVED CUSTOMS OFFICIALS JOURNEY TO WASH

StI1CkGm DOWN IN n strange CITY,
A REMOVED CUSTOMS OFFICIALS JOURNEY TO WASH
INGTON INTERRUPTED.
A distinguished looking old man was acting so
queerly on the Harrison-street bridge in Chicago
Friday evening, that the policeman on duty there
took him to the police station. Thecity physician
said he was insane and he was then taken to the
conscious, though not able to speak articulately.
A letter was found In his pocket signed by A. w.
Bosh, of Port Townsend, Wy. T., introducing the
bearer to Senator j. n DOlph, OF Oregon, then in
Blake, ex-deputy collector OF customs at Port
Townsend 1t Is said that Nj. Blake had been re-
Gently discharged by Collector Beecher, OF Port
Townsend, and that his purpose in visiting WASH
ington was to prefer charges against Mr. Beecher.
Mr.. Blake's valise contained mass OF papers and
correspondence neatly arranged, setting forth bis
case against Collector Beecher. His purse con-
tanned S167 in money, and his name was engraved
upon the hunting case OF silver watch. Mr.
Blake sank into stupor about O'Clock Saturday
morning, from which he could not be aroused.
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I WRITE THIS

WRITE THIS
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With insa,nrnstory rheumatism -!
For nearly
Seven years and no medicine seemed to do me any
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Until tried two bottles Of your Hop Bitters and to
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In this great and
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Any one wishing TO know more about my cure
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

WELL-KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CAR
PETS. &C. BEING THE ENTIRE CONTENTS
OF DWELLING No: 2O24 L STREET NORTH
PARLOR FUKNITUREs WALNUT CHAMBER SETS,
NJ. T. TABLES, COUCHES, PICTURES. BOOK
CASE. CLOCK. PORTIERS, BEDSTEADS, BU-
REAUS WASHSTANDS, EXTENSION TABLE,
PILLOWS. CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
MOQUET RUGS, HALL, STAIR, AND OTHER CAR
lets, KITCHEN REQUISITES, &C., AT AUG
TON.
On FRIDAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY SEVENTH,
at TEN O'CLOCK, will sell, at the above dwelling;
all the wekept household furniture, &c contained
therein, Y which attention of buyers is called.
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HARDENED LIVER.

HARDENED LIVER.
Five years ago broke down with kidney and liver
complaint and rheumatism
Since then j have been unable TO be about at all.
Ny liver became hard like wood my limbs pulled
~ and Glled with water.
All the best physicians agreed that nothing could
cure I resolved 10 try Hop Bitters have used
seven bottles the hardness has all from my liver
the swelling from my limbs and il has tcorkrd mira
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J. W. MoRHY, Buffalo. Oct I, 1854.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON I'd (O) STREET, GEORGE

TOWN.
1877 recorded i'll liber No. S9 ut folios }7O &C., and
will sell at public auction, in trout of the premises ON
F ldu1 AFTERNOON p EI MAY TWENTY-sEvENTH,
1887, at 53O O'CLOCK, part of lot numbered one
hundred and fourteen d14) in Beatty & Hawkins
addition to Georgetown which Is included within the
at t the end Ct two hundred and
intersection with Frederick street aud run thence
south and parallel with Frederick street hundred
ana nity 11Ol feet, then east and parallel with I'd
street forty t4O feet. then north and parallel with
Frederick street one hundred and fifty 5O) feet and
Ins lot T. by and msnsald root
Terms Of sale: One-thlrd cash balance in one and
two years, with interest per cent secured the
property. If terms Of sale not complied with In
nve days trustee reserves the right to resell after Ave
aavertsement IN the Evening Star newspaper At
oss OF $50 required when the property is struck or
convey anclng, &C., at cost OF purchaser.
J. CARTER MARBURY, Trustee
THOMAS DOWNING R.d6
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A CHILD BURNED 10 DRATH.-A disastrous ire
occurred at the residence OF VIM Noel, near Liter
~, Va, sunday night The house, with the furni-
ture and clothing or every member o. the family,
were burned, and, saddest OF all, OF the chill.
dren, an Interesting girl about ten years old,
per1shed In the flames. The father and mother
were severely burned In their Efforts to rescue
their child.
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/ OwE Nh LIFE.
CHAPTER I.

CHAPTER
Il was taken sick year ago
With bilious fever"
MY doctor pronounced me cured but got sick
again with terrible pains in my back aud sides, and
got 30 bad
Could not move,
shrunk.
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than three months began to use Hop Bitters-
Directly my appetite returned my pains left
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Maiden, Mass, Feb i, 1856. Gentlemen
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The 6rst bottle
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The second made me as well and strong as when
child,
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words-Take Hop Bitters.
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egram from Rome says: "A summary OF the %.
called memoir on the Irish question has reached
Rome. A second inquiry az the Irish College
ELECTED another Indignant denial OF any known.
edge OF such document which Is declared 20 Be
o malicious and stupid invention, devoid Of the
least probability. The glarfng absurdity Of the
evident TO every person who consadera the nature
and origin Of the Irish College 20 that the opinion
An outrage such as this can only oocnur m 4 con-
dition OF Affairs when man luoe their honor and
Journals sacrifice decency IN order 70 gain party
when recourse Is had to such criminal and an
worthy means" The Rome correspondent OF TIE
London Chronicle now admits that he was -.
cetvod Ia the matter,
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THE 100 MILE BICYCLE RACE.-The 100 mile b1cy.
Gle road race for the championship OF America was
run the Clarksyille belt road, Missouri, yesJer-
day. The start was made at 9:l5. Croker took
the lead with McCurdy, and Nelson finished nrst
at 4 :03 pm, making the 100 miles In six hours
and fOrty-Seven minutes; Rhodes second, at 4:o4;
Croker third, at 4:OS; Hollingsworth and Whit
taker fourth and nth, coming In neck ana neck at
400. Whitaker broke down on the last 200 feet.
Lord Colin Campbell, who recently brought suit
against his wife for divorce, has been declared q
bankrupt on petition or the Duke OF Marlborough,
who was co-defendant in the divorce suit and who
lodged petition In the bankruptcy court against
Lord Colin for his costs.
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"EEKS l. CO Auctioneers.
w O31 Louisiana avenue,
ODnOste Civ poaf 0ffiCo

NV EEhS & CO AuCtOneerS.
w 631 Louisiana avenue,
Opposite City Post Office.
COLLECTION OF FINE ORIGINAL OIL PAINT
INGS BY MIR. s. T. SHUMAN,
OF THIS CITY. EMBRACING AMERICAN AND
EUROPEAN SCENERY,
VENETIAN STREET SCENES,
SCENES IN THE SIERRAs AND ROCKY NOUN
TAINS,
LANDSCAPES OF FRANCE, GERMANY AND swift
ZERLAND,
SCENES FROM THE BATTLE OF MANASSAS, &C
ALL ELEGAN lily EXCITED AND
FINELY FRAMED.
Will be arranged in salesrooms and sold at public
auctioqxwthout limit reserve, to the highest bidder
SATU1DAY MORNING, MAY TWENTY-EIGHTH,
at TEN A. NJ. and THREE p. NJ.
On exhibition WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY. my21-dts
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ST. Louis, Mo-, May 24-Leo Ingler, eighteen
years OF age, was fatally injured sunday night by
Chas- Porter and Jno. Doyle two OF his CON-
panions with whom he get into a dispute. The
trouble originated in the Buell. wooden mills where
the boys work, over a boom. Ingler was struck I'm
the back OF the head with brick by Porter and
across the head with a heavy club by Doyle.
Ingler's skull Is fractured and a rib broken He
cannot recover. The aSsallants escaped
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flushing the Crimes hill Through.

Mr.. Balfour chief secretary for Ireland reply ing
to Mr.. Gladstone In the house OF commons last
night, promised TO procure during the recess q re-
turn OF Irish agrarian crimes TO the end OF May.
He added that since the Indictment OF the crimes
bill there had been a marked Improvement I'm the
condition OF Ireland. There WAS quite an exciting
session OF the house last night and cloture was
repeatedly applied the government finally carry
ing It's point In having the 2d clause Of the crimes
bill adopted.
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A NAN KILLED BY SfAIxloM.-C3y0eo0Ale, q
horse belonging TO ThoR Nelson, In Clara County,
Va, KILLED his keeper, Aahl0n Rodmoo, saturday
Aftee0OOn. He crushed his arm, kDOckoo HIM
down and Jumped ca him. This % The third man
the animal has killed
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business AND OTHER PROPERTY TWO
ID BRICK DWELLINGS, NOS. 1908 AND 1910
THIRD STREET SOUTHWEST: BRICK WARE
HOUSE, NO. I'LL DELAWARE AVENUE SOUTH
WEST: TWO TWO-STORY BRICK STORES AND
DWELLINGS, CORNER OF FOUR-AND-A-HALF
AND STREETS NOS 1000 AND 1902 FOUR
AND-A-HALF STREET SOUTHWEST.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY TWENTY
SEVENTH, at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK, wefa:s'
will sell, in font of the premises S5:I
LOT ID, SQUARE 500,
fronting 30 feet Sd street ana 81 2 feet Della
ware avenue southwest, improved by two twostory
1910 Sd street and 121l Delaware avenue.
AT SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ, SAME DAY
LOT Il, SQUARE 543,
fronting on ~ and streets southwest improved by
two brick stores and dwellings. good cellars and bust
ness property.
All OF the above property is in good condition and
improving section of the city.
Terms; One third cash; balance in one and two
gears notes to bear per cent interest payable semi
cash at option OF purchaser. A deposit of 100 re-
Cljred each lot at time of sale COnyeyancng, &C.
1T purchasers cost.
my2l-dGds DUNCANSON BROS Aucts
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TIE LEAGUE RECORD.
C01HOV2uS ID V0C oVUOV1HS Oh tIIC CII
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION,

NOTES FROM THE BALL FIELD.
Carroll was with the home team yesterday and
helped materially to win the game. He made
three clean hits and stole second base every time
he reached first, which was four times. Dunlap
showed his disappointment every time, for he is
used to catching men who make the rash attempt.
Farrell was sick and did not play yesterday. 1t
was said that he had hemorrnage. His place at
did good work with the stick.
Crane will not run up on slow hits, and viii not
attempt to reach ball when the chances are
against his handling it Clearly. Get down to
them Crane and do your best even II you do make
an error.
whitney and Mack did good work yesterday.
Long Jim doesn't give bases on balls, and that
helps some. Mack caught his best game OF the
season.
shindle, the Detroits' reserve infielder, would
make good short stop for the home team. He
was for sale; but the Detroits now intend keeping
him themselves.
An occasional grumble is heard about the extra
charge for grand stand seats at Capitol Park.
Such complaint is not just. The public howled
team Is luxury, and, now that we have II, It Is
but right that 1t should be supported. The pub
Tic has no cause to complain OF the extra charge,
but they have right to complain because the
seats for which they pay extra are not kept Mt to
sit In. Ladies are becoming very fond OF the
game, but they, as well as gentlemen, do not care
A man should clean the seats just before the game
commences. 1t will pay you, Messrs. Managers, to
have 1t attended to.
A few pointers for the Washington team.-When
you hit the ball run like scared dog. Don't take
1t for granted that the ball is caught, and amble
leisurely toward FIRST Carroll knocked an easy ny
to White yesterday. 1t was dropped, and Carroll
was safe in first, but he might just as well have
been at second base, II he had run little. Again
II the first ball pitched you is decent One hit it.
II you can. You will gain by 1t In the long run.
The other side is not ready for you, and you are
apt to get hit or an error.
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Gambling a Felony in Tennessee.
GIVING THE GANRLEES NO SHOW

NASHVILLE. Tenn, May "+-Two years ago the
legislature passed law making gambling mt faro
and the keeping or a house for that purpose a
felony. A test case resulted In a decision by the
supreme Court that the law was constitutional
Oh late gamblers have been playing baccarat, the
cards being so arranged that, 30 they thought in
dictmentS could not be returned against them
Several raids have been made and number OF ar
rests followed Yesterday Judge Ridley delivered
special Change 10 the grand jury In reference 20
concerning the game he was convinced II was,
With a slight change, nothing more or less than
faro, and he accordingly Instructed the jury that
IL they could get sufficient evidence against any
one caught running such game TO bring in an IN
dictment under the felony act.
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DIR HOsrKTTERs BIG PUBCHASD.OR. COAL LANna-
Dr. David Hostetter and Mr.. RALPH BagAAey have
Just closed the sale or large b0dyoe cok1ng coal
lan06 In western PennsylvoniA for Q pE1ce caooD1y
epproxlmAttnG q. 600 600.
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AUCTION SALES.
: BENsINGER, Auctioneer.

PEREMPTORY SALE OF CARRIAGES, BUG01ES,
WAGONS, HARNESS, HORSES, &c
Will be sold at the Washington Horse and Carriage
Bazaar, No. $40 Louisiana avenue on THURSDAY
MORNING, MAY TwENTY-sIxTH. at TEN
O'CLOCK, fine assortment of Surry. Jump-Seat ana
other Carags entirely and of best makea Dayton
Wagons, Express and Delivery Wagons, Phsetons,
ness of s kinds. Twenty Ave head Of Horses Mares
and Mules. good drivers and workers. All warranted
Of citizens and strangers are invited to this sale.
my24-2t s. BENSINGER, Auctioneer
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The EtDh0Th00 AxR00I000Dts
In the house OF commons yesterday afternoon
Sir Jaa Ferguson, parliamentary secretary Tor the
foreign ONCE intimated that reply had yet been
received from the United states Government TO
Lord Saifsbury's dispatch OF March "a In relhtdon
TO the fisheries dispute. similar measures hesaid,
season as were In force last season. The govern
ment would use these powers with moderation,
and that United States vessels would avoid MAILING
It necessary TO call them into reputation.
A PRxIIY WoNANs SulCIDK.-Sarah McAuloy, &
very pretty woman. twenty-three years Old sWal-
lowed an ounce Of carb0lic acid night
and died sunday In the New York Hoopdtal It VA
the third attempt she had made In three moutha
to end her Life. The f1rst was In March soon, aim
she was married. She took trough on RAia. =
Then she went 70 the home OF her mother, where,
on April 81, she bought revolver, and after lock
ing herself In Z room shot herself Just above the
temple. The BAN reached the brain and stopped.
She was taken TO the New YORK Hospital whece
70 the wonder OF the phys1caans she recovered
On the third occasion. however, she was euceeeo:
fun, and died I'VE hours AFTER taking tho fAtA'
doee.
The United States BreWerv Association oogun {
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
- IROVED PROPERTY ON SIXTEENTH (lt,th)
STREET, BETWEEN o AND STREETS
NORTHWESTERN SQUARE ONE HUNDRED AND
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GEO. W. STICKNEY, Auctioneer 936 st.
TRUSTEES SALE SAL 2, OF HOUSE Ne; 1851 CEDAR

By virtue Of deed of trust, duly recorded among
the land records for the District Of Columbia, Lber
No O24 folio 297 ct seq and at the written re. zA
lie auction, in front of the premises, SATURDAY,
JUNE FOURTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the
Washington District of Columbia to wit Lot lettered
square numbered 23S said lot fronting 20 feet Ce
alley
Terms Of sale One-third 90 cash, of which $50
must be paid at time of sale; balance in two equal
interest, payable semi-annually. Deferred payments
to be secured by deed of trust property sold all
ing &C. at purchasers cost If terms are not complied
the right to advertise and sell the property at
the cost and risk OF the defaultiny purchaser
niy24-eOdEdS JOHN r. ARMS. Trustee
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NATIONAL. MEDICAL COLLEGE (MEDIC4L De
~ partnIert Columbian University During the
absence ~ the Dean DIR KiiigL who viii be out OF
town unit July students and others interested are
referred . DR.. D. ". PRENTISS, 110l 18th ST NV
ulV.ls
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TyVHOMAS DOWNING Auctloneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT FRONTING ON
TMENTY-F!RsT, BETWEEN AND N

By virtue Of trust dated March 80, 1887, and duly
recorded in the land records of the District Of Column
ENTH DAY OF NAY. 1887. at SIX O'CLOCK p. NJ.
IN front OF the the south half OF the western
inches on Twentyfrst street by depth Of 81 feet AZ
inches
Terms Of SALE half cash, and the balance in one
year all cash. at option Of purchaser with interest
from day of sale. $50 deposit at time of sale. Deed
and deed of trust to he given. All conveyancing at
purchasers cost
ANSON s. TAYLOR, 1924 st. NV, ,
FRANCIS HAIL. 923 18th st. NV lrus'ees~
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GRATEFUL-CoNFORTINa.
EPPS'S Goa.
BREAKFAST.

by thorough krowledg Of the natural laws which
govern the of digestion and nutrltlen and
by careful application OF the nne pyoperues OF Well
eiested Coca MIR. EpIs has provided our preskiast
Abtss With dshcately Favored beverage which may
save Us many heavy coctDrs' bills. 1t - by the JUDI
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NAY DC gradually built until strong enough TO re-
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nadles are Heating around ready TO attack where
ever there Is q week point. We may escape many
fatal shaft by keeping Ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frame" -Cscsl
Made simply with boiling water or milk. Sold only
Il hall pound tins By Grucers labelled thus
JAMES EPPS Co. Homeopathic Chsmists
A24 m.t1ks London. England.
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NINETY-FIVE l95).
By virtue and in pursuance of decree passed esss
Fannie NJ Gregory ct al No. 1924 in Equity, Il
in the Supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia,
FOURTH C24TD DAY OF MAY, AID. 1887, AT
FIVE O'CLOCK PM, in front of the premises, ofeI
Lots sighty;eght $50 and eighty nine is9l in g j.
Der one hundred and ninety five 195)
Terms Of sale: One third cash, and balance in two
years from day of SALE the deferred payments
six 90 per cent interest per annum payable half
yearly the notes of the purchaser purchasers to be
be given for deferred payments secured by deed or
deeds OF trust the property all cash. at the
hundred ard fifty dollars must be made each
be complied with within ten daysfrom day OF SALE All
conveyancEg at purchasers cost If default be made
by purchaser right to resell his her.
their risk, five days advertisement.
HENRY WISE GARNETT, Trustee,
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cHARLEs ssCHNhBEL., Trustees.


CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
BErwkEN FIRST sfkEET hsp S6k ShfG caF
IDOL STREET NORTHWEST. AND ALSO ON
hALf ASD sT fEIEkEs ot FHHaRAp
By virtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of the
$40 Will sell at public auction in front of each i
OF the premises the hereinafter described Real Estate,
on WEDNESDAY. the ELEVENTH DAY OF MAY.
1881 at FIVE O'CLOCK /. A., Lots Nos. "a and 135,
III Shepherds subdivision OF square No 6.,, situated
on north between LIST and North Capitolstreets
on the SANE DAY. at oUARTER-PAsT SIX
O'CLOCK PM. viii sell the east half of Lot numbered
nue. between and 9Th streets southwest, improved
by dwelling house aud stable.
paid III slx. twelve. and eighteen months with interest
from day Of sale and the payment thereof to be secured
r or all the money can IN G re- paid cash on day
is ON rrtW so1d for y eh9 nchse men
and given ven un, m an
Of properly vii Be required when knocked down. pf al
eoveyaneing at purchasers cost II terms Of sale be
erty will be resod risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser. s. s. HENKLE, trustee
Office ago Louisiana avenue
ap2S-d&ds THOS. T. WAGGAMAN. Auct
sE THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED UNTIL
the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF MAY, 1887. at same hour
myll-d8ds S S. HENKLE. Trustee
ss-- THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POST
TWENTY fifth DAY OF MAY. A. b. 1857 at same ans
my1S-dGis s. g. HENKLE. Trustee
CoMFoRTABIE Two-sToRY BRICK DWELLING,
" lois SOUTH CAPITOL STREET, BETWEEN
AND l. STREETS SOUTH
sssr WV i've
will sell. In front OF the premises, Lei
SUB LOT 3.5. SQUARE 697,
Fronting I3 feet South Capitol street. with depth
of a.; feet improved by comfortable two-sory broom
Brick dwelling.
Terms one third cash. balance in one and two
years, notes 10 bear six cent semi annually
all cash, 1t option OF purchaser deposit of 500
al sale eyancny at purchasers cost.
my2l-d DCNCANSON BROS. Aucts.
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